November 10, 2025 • 37 mins
Ken Burns giving away the game in an interview. Stuck with Turkey on thanksgiving. Death by lightning. Using a political cheat sheet.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a magnificent Monday and Marie Cord birthday, and it's going
to be it's already been a great day, it's gonna
be a great night. So we're gonna do some things
this final hour. I am gonna get to some emails.
(00:33):
I'm gonna talk briefly about a couple things about how
they look at us, why they look at us that way.
I'm talking about the communists, how they look at us.
A really sad piece of audio from a World War
Two veteran frigging gutted me. All that and more coming
up in the final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
I'm gonna read this email as a matter of fact,
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because I'm gonna piggyback off this with something else Jesse.
I heard today eighty two percent of voters in New
York said that Republicans are responsible for the shutdown. How
do the well informed and Republican politicians get the accurate
information out there? Your thoughts? So I wanted to piggyback
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off that was something ken Burns said. It's an audio
pit that's been making arounds Ken Burns. He's the guy
who makes the documentaries. Many of them are pretty good,
by the way. He made a good one on the
American West. There's one on the Civil Wars awesome. So
I hate to say it, but that dirty commy makes
pretty good documentaries. But he said something that is revealing.
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He didn't mean for it to be, but it is.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
It's a big deal.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting incredibly short sighted.
It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's there induntion. They'll
be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school board
or the city council meeting. They'll miss not only the
children's in primetime programming, but they'll miss, you know, homeland
security stuff continue.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Okay, you stupid people in rural America. Maybe that's you.
All you had to rely on was PBS. Other than that,
I mean, don't you still use pony Express? You don't.
You don't even have a what do you even have electricity?
You probably I had a buddy asked me one time
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after I moved to Montana if we rode horses to school.
So there are a couple of different things going on here.
The first one of those things is is this a
long time ago I talked to you about her, about
Herbert mercus that name, that old communist, Herbert Mercues. He's
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one of the ones who was really a pioneer of this.
Antonio Gramsci, the Italian Communist, was a pioneer of this.
But a long time ago, the Communists decided they needed
a different audience if they were going to conquer the
free countries of the planet. The Communists when they conquered Russia,
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when they turned it into the Soviet Union, they used malcontents.
Who were the malcontents in the Soviet Union. In Russia
it was the urban poor. People in large urban areas,
could not feed themselves, couldn't feed their families, working their
fingers to the bone. They became the foot soldiers of
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the Communist revolution in the Soviet Union. And so very
naturally you would assume that model. Hey, we took down
the largest country on the planet, one of the oldest
countries on the planet, a very powerful monarchy. If we
could take down that in the Soviet Union in Russia,
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surely that would work everywhere. Right. The model we used
was the urban poor used their anger, take it down.
So they brought it to China. We talked about this
before they got with Mao and the communists in China,
and Mao and the communists in China argued relentlessly with
them and said, you morons, we don't have this large
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contingent of angry urban poor people here. We have a
pretty large contingent of angry rural poor here, but not urban.
So you gotta switch. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So they switched.
They found a different group of malcontents. Are you noticing
any consistency here? It's always the largest group of angry people, malcontents,
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the religion of the malcontent. That's what I tell That's
what I tell you, communism is all the time. But
as communism started to move into the free countries of
the world, obviously America, Canada, many countries in Europe. As
communism started to move into there, they ran into something
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they couldn't find, large groups of poor people who were malcontented,
not urban, not rural. The peasants. The worker was stable
and happy. He may not be in a mansion, but
he had a job provided for his family. They were
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not starving. It may not have been t bone steaks
every night, but they were not starving. They were largely
provided for and happy. Well, what to do? What to do?
You still have to have your revolution, of course, And
here's what they figured out. Workers. We need to set
this aside. Herbert Mercuse. I want you to go read
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Herbert Mercuse if you'd like to research this. He talked
about it, and he was very, very honestly. He was
very frank about it, very black and white about it.
These workers are dumb, total disappointment. Why aren't they signing on?
But whatever, they're not signing on, let's move on. We
have to get involved in the civil rights movement. Kinds
of malcontented people there, they went looking for new groups
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of malcontents, always new groups of malcontents. And something else
really started to sweep through the communist movement. A disdain
for the workers themselves, a disdain for it. Read Herbert.
Read what he says, the way he talks about them.
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It's not just that these workers in the United States
of America and other places, it's not just that they
weren't signing on for the revolution.
Speaker 4 (06:35):
It's why are you so stupid? Why are you so stupid?
We're fighting a revolution for you, peasant, Why are you
so stupid that you won't believe in it? You're supposed
to believe in it. Can't you see? It worked in Russia,
it worked in China? Why are you so dumb? Real
a real disdain for them, really looking down on them,
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and that has brought us to where we are today,
where the modern day Democrat Party is the party of
the urban wealthy and the disloyal foreigner. It's the urban
wealthy and disloyal foreigner. That's what the Democrat Party has become.
The foreigners will set aside, We've already to discussed them.
But these super wealthy urban Democrats, now when they look
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at have you seen a congressional map of America?
Speaker 1 (07:23):
Of course you have. If you haven't, feel free to
look it up right now in case you're driving. Look
at a congressional map of America the last election. Look
at that one. It's just a sea of red. It's red.
Everything the country is blood red except for these urban centers,
which are blue. And so these elitist democrats in these
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urban centers look at that congressional map. That's what they're
looking at. That's what they're thinking at, thinking about and
they have such disgust for the rest of the country.
You in your small town, maybe you even have a
little property or know somebody who is. You're so stupid.
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You essentially live in a news desert.
Speaker 3 (08:09):
It's a big deal. They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Incredibly short sighted. It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's there, indunge.
They'll be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school
board or the city council meeting. They'll miss nothing.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
You can scream at the radio all you want. We
have electricity, we have internet, We have a million different
ways to get the news. We have podcasts and radio shows,
and we still have television. You can yell at all
you want. But the truth is what you should be
hearing when they talk like that, is you're just too stupid.
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You're so stupid. Surely if you don't, if you had
any brains, you would live in the city. You live
in an urban area. I've seen that congressional map. It's
so red. I bet you live in one of those
red areas. Must be a real news desert out there.
Speaker 5 (09:00):
Still riding horses to school, so they think, and it
The problem is you have a very difficult time.
Speaker 1 (09:10):
All humans do hiding disdain for people. Some people are
better at it than others, but most human beings. If
you really are disgusted by someone, it kind of comes out.
You can't hide it forever. It comes out. The disgust
Democrats have with rural America is palpable. It is palpable.
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They automatically assume, well, you're an idiot. If you weren't
an idiot, you live in the city, yep. In fact,
you're too stupid to buy into Democrat politics. That's that's
your problem. You're just too stupid and uneducated. It must
be that news desert, always looking down your nose at
the people. Now, that's that's one aspect of it. There's
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another aspect of it all. It'll actually come back the
email about informed well informed, cause it is rather funny
if you think about it, that guys like Ked Burns
on their fifteenth booster shot, who think Trump called Nazis
very fine people. Why does this guy who believes so
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many things that aren't true, why does he think you're
uninformed in a news desert. We'll talk about that in
a moment. Are you in a robe desert? Maybe maybe
you're sitting there thinking to yourself, Gosh, I want to
be a robe guy or a robe girl. Maybe maybe
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we'll be back. What Chris, We can make jokes. It's fine,
you get that right. The Jesse Kelly Show, it is
(11:51):
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, remember
you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So back to what we were discussing. Eighty two percent
of voters in New York said Republicans are responsible for
the shutdown, and we were talking about news and news
deserts and whatnot. Remember this also, that you have lived
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unless you're about six years old listening to me, In fact,
you have too, you just don't remember it. You you have
lived through the most dishonest period of time in the
history of the United States of America. Let me explain.
We talked, we've talked forever about how the Communists wormed
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their way through all of our institutions, all of them,
medical institutions and media institutions, at the FBI, CIACDC, all
of them, all institutions, and how those institutions, now that
they've been conquered by the same sick religion, they all
work together. And it's what I call the system. You
got all that. We've talked about it before, but that
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reached its peak over I'd say the last five or
six years. That reached its peak. And the result of that,
The result of that was the system could make large,
large percentages of the population believe things that were not
true at all normally. Look, if we go back to
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nineteen ninety, your parents or grandparents, they knew they were
getting bias on the news, no matter which way they
lean politically. They knew the stories were getting twisted. We
woke up and they would just tell outright lies on
the news. They would just stare at you right in
the face and tell you the sky is green. As
we discussed before, water isn't wet. They would get on
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the news and not only would NBC say it, you
flip over to ABC, water isn't wet. NBC, water isn't wet, CNN,
water is it wet? The CIA puts out a statement
that water isn't wet. The CDC agrees this year, Elite
sorry interest at Stanford puts out a statement water isn't wet.
Everybody's saying water isn't wet. All these institutions, once they
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got complete capture, they all told huge, outright lies. Now
you obviously don't remember those days fondly. I know, I
certainly don't. It was you and me screaming with our
blood pressure going through the roof at the ridiculous lies
that were told. Everyone stands six feet away from each other. Gosh,
you morons. But those were the best of times. If
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you were an American communist, a global communist too, but
we'll make it about America. If you were an American communist,
If you were a Democrat, an elected Democrat, maybe just
your liberal aunt Peggy. If you were a communist like
Ken Burns, if you were any of these people, it
was the best of times for you, where you had
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finally taken every single institution and you could tell any
lie you want to, anything you could go and you
could say Donald Trump told people to inject themselves with bleach,
and even though it's on camera what he actually said,
people would believe it. Joe Biden launched his presidential campaign
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on a black and white, outright lie. Do you remember
when he launched his campaign, He said, I launched it
because Donald Trump called Nazis very fine people. That's what
he said. The Democrat president, he was the Democrat nominee,
and then the Democrat president who was just president a
year ago, launched his campaign on a black and white lie.
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That's how completely captured. Don't worry about getting it, Chris,
don't worry about it. That's how completely captured. The entire
system became and you may look back on that and
think that was awful, that sucked, what a period of dishonesty.
But Democrats don't look back on it and think that.
Democrats look back on it and think, finally we controlled everything,
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We could tell whatever lie we wanted. I keep coming
back to it, but it'll never stop being funny to me.
Sixty minutes CBS had to write a big check.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
To Donald Trump for flat out lying about what Kamala
here Is said in an interview. They edited the whole
thing and after lying to their audience having to stroke
a check for it, Scott Pelly got up in front
of people and basically said it wasn't just him but
Brian Stelter.
Speaker 6 (16:29):
Often.
Speaker 1 (16:29):
They basically said, we came and do journalism. Now, well,
if I can't lie, how am I supposed to do
my job? I have to lie.
Speaker 6 (16:39):
That's what I do.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
I'm a liar. I lie about everything on behalf of
the revolution. And if I can't, Bob well quit want
an admission. Why do these people say things like you're
in a news desert. Well, it's not because you're in
a desert, it's because you discovered they're all lie deal.
Speaker 3 (17:00):
They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, incredibly short sighted.
It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's there intuntion. There'll
be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school board
or the city count.
Speaker 1 (17:12):
Could you imagine what it must be like to live
in a news desert. If you lived in a news
desert where you couldn't get real news. You probably believe
that Donald Trump colluded with Russia. You probably believe that
stupid booster shot is actually going to stop you from
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spreading COVID around. You probably believe that Donald Trump called
Nazis very fine people. You believe he's Adolf Hitler. You
believe that George Floyd was killed by a racist, white
supremacist cop in Minneapolis. You believe that COVID came from
a bull of bat soup in Wuhan. Just think about
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all those crazy things you would believe if you lived
in a news desert. This is how these people think.
They're not angry about your news desert. They're angry that
you're finally informed. We'll do some emails next. You're listening
to the Oracle.
Speaker 5 (18:15):
Love this one.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
It's a scream baby. The Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. And
why is it wonderful? If you need me later on tonight,
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you can find me. If you show up at my house.
I will be standing in the backyard in my underwear
loudly singing the Marine Corps hymn at the top of
my lungs. The neighbors have already been so informed. All right, Chris,
so explain to me. Jewish producer Chris was saying during
the break that you're excited for Thanksgiving, And then you
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questioned my excitement or lack thereof for Thanksgiving? First of all,
what do you guys make a special order of matzo
ball soup or something like that? What are you excited
for for Thanksgiving? How am I not excited? Okay, so
let me explain. I like Thanksgiving. Okay, I'm a Thanksgiving fan,
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and I'm not going to go off on my turkey
go off the way I do every year. I'm not
going to go off on that.
Speaker 5 (19:48):
Yet.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
Let me explain. Because of the government shutdown, which I
know was now coming to an end, we canceled our
Thanksgiving travel plans. We were going to travel back to
Ohio to do Thanksgiving with AB's family. It was fine.
We canceled those plans. We just weren't sure. We didn't.
We didn't want to risk it and stock back there. Whatever,
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cancel the plants. Now we are going to go to
a neighbor's house and have Thanksgiving with a bunch of
different families. Okay. I was asked, Bob is doing the
coordinating what we should bring for a side? And of course, Ob,
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who's this? Which is amazing because for what a weird
health freak she is, she's this world class baker, you
name it, you name it, breads, sweets, cakes, pies, cobblers.
She does it better than anybody I've ever known in
my life. So she's gonna make that, Bob asked me.
She said, do you want to bring a meat of
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some kind, to which I of course said yes I would.
I'm a meat man, all right. She asked what I
was gonna make. I said, I'm gonna make a brisket.
I could tell by the look on her face that
that was not gonna fly. But I can also tell
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she thought she felt she was in a situation where
she had to softly land the plane instead of just
being like no, because then I would just dig my
feet in and make the brisket. Anyway, she informed me,
and she wasn't wrong. She said, Jesse, they're making a turkey.
Do you think you should show up with a brisket?
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She's not wrong. You show up with a brisket that's
been smoked for twenty four hours when they're making a turkey,
then you look like Tommy Popper. Not what Chris. What
Chris said. It's not my fault. Their turkey sucks. Listen, listen,
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it's not about that. I love these people. They're wonderful people.
You can't show up with the brisket when they're serving turkey.
Then you just came in over the top and you
curb stomped the people who are gracious enough to host Thanksgiving.
I am upset because this Thanksgiving I have no control
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over the menu and the one thing I wanted to
bring I cannot bring. And I was one hundred percent
justified to say so, I can't bring the brisket. It
would be bad form, It would be a bad friend,
bad Okay, Chris, you just said smoke a ham. Why
are you not understanding this? All right? You can't bring
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another main meat. You can't bring another main meat when
he's making the main meat. Chris, Chris, you're a guys
guy and you like to cook things. Uh, you know
what I do when I do make a brisket. When
I smoke a brisket, we have people over oftentimes, and
you know what I want. I know it's shallow. I
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know it's terrible. I want everyone to try it, and
I stand there while everyone tries it because I want
to hear how good it is. I want everybody to
eat it, and I want to say, well, that's the
best thing ever. Oh my gosh, I love it. I
know it's shallow, I know it is. I know I'm
not a great person. Let's say, let's say this guy
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and I think he is. I think he's smoking a turkey,
which is the best way. By the way, I will
even eat smoked turkey. Smoked turkey is not bad, not bad,
not okay, whatever, Chris, it's not bad. He's going to
want everybody to gather around as any man would, and
he's gonna want people to say, wow, best turkey ever,
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Thanks for the turkey. I love the turkey. I can't
bring in a ham or a brisket, and do I
can't do that to him? What if I smoked it
brisket and then some guy shows up and he's got
a tender loin that he was working on. Does it
mean it's better than my brisket? No, but you may
choose his over mind. Now I'm disappointed. You can't do it.
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You know him right? You know him right, Chris? What
if I provide him a ham? How do you think
that looks? Chris? Hey, I heard you're making a garbage turkey.
Here's something decent you can make. Am I supposed to
sell that? Chris? Do you even think about this? And
what do you know about ham?
Speaker 4 (24:28):
You're Jewish?
Speaker 1 (24:29):
Jesse. I was watching a Netflix series called Death by Lightning.
It's about the assassination of President Garfield. It's the true
story of an opposing New York senator creating a false,
false national threat, and with the media's help, that led
to a malcontent to shoot the president. What we see
today is history repeating itself time again. Do you think
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there will be more attempts on President Trump's life? Do
you know if he wears body armor? So on, so forth? Okay, So,
first of all, do you remember Charlie Kirk's memorial. Do
you remember if you watched any of it or saw
the highlights, do you remember the glass that they all
gave their speeches behind. That's bulletproof glass. That is now
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because communists are demonic and evil. That is now going
to be the norm in American politics for I don't
know how long, but for a very long time. That
will be the norm. Donald Trump, someone already shot him
in the head, They almost shot him at the golf course.
His personal security stuff. What I know, I'm not going
to tell you, but there have been elevated, obviously elevated,
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an elevated level of understanding what they're dealing with. They'll
put it that way. They really get it. When you
watch the man get shot in the head, you understand
that Democrats are not playing. They're really violent people, really
evil people. They we watched as Democrats, thousands of them,
celebrated the assassination of a thirty one year old young man,
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violent evil people. You asked, are there going to be
more attempts on Donald Trump's life? There could be, certainly
could be. I have a different concern, not that I'm
not concerned about that, Believe me, I'm concerned about jd Vance.
Jd Vance is young. I think there's going to be
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a moment of realization amongst the communist animals in this
country that Donald Trump has won his last election. He's
not going to run again, he's not going to be
in politics. And I think there's going to be a
realization that jd. Vance has a very good chance of
becoming the next president of the United States of America.
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And given his age and his youthful enthusiasm, has a
beautiful young family, good sense of humor. He just he
has a lot of things that you're going to fear. Politically,
I think Democrats are going to realize that this is
a human being that maybe should be afraid of, and
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that's bad. Actually it's funny about this up not funny,
but talk to ab about it the other day. As
said jd Vance better be a very careful man, a
very careful man. And people think, well, yeah, it's a
secret service. Yeah, Trump had the secret Service at that
rally in Butler that don't think just because you have
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armed security that all of a sudden you're fine. That's
That's not how it is at all. I'm worried. I've
told you many times. I think they're gonna kill more
of us. That's the way it is. Look when you
when you tell people, would you tell people over and over? Good?
I mean, look, this is a leftist. Listen to this.
Speaker 2 (27:41):
It ever gets footage of that first sized agent that
actually gets one straight through the skull, please post that
note or just DM man.
Speaker 1 (27:48):
That would be wonderful, thank you. This is how they
talk all the time, not one or two thousands of them.
Remember big Chungus. There's a lot of Chunguses out there.
What Chris what I I'm not making fun of her.
I want her on a female vitality stack. That's what
I want. Here's what would happen to Chungus if she
started taking a female vitality stack. She would, at the
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end of the day, instead of sucking down nine or
ten to Molly's, she would instead want to go for
a walk. Why would she want to go for a
walk Because she's taking her female vitality stack from chalk
and now she has more energy. Soon she's out there walking.
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Soon she's lost the three hundred pounds she needs to lose.
Then she goes from being big Chungus to being a
latina smoke soon she has dudes hitting on her. Maybe
she gets married one day, or in the very least
gets a boyfriend. She becomes happy, She turns Republican female.
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Vitality stacks can even save Chungus. Think what they can
do for you, Choq, go to Chuck dot com slash
Jesse and do what Chungus hasn't done. Chalk dot com
slash Jesse. We'll be back. You're listening to the oracle.
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You love this life. It's a scream baby, the Jesse
Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. Don't forget.
You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So I heard this, Uh, this is a World War
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Two veteran. He was on Good Morning Britain and it
was just a freaking bummer man. But hard not to
understand its message.
Speaker 7 (29:49):
I can say in my mind's eye of rose and rose,
of white stones, of oh the hundreds of my friends
and everybody else that gave their lives of what.
Speaker 6 (30:01):
The country of today. No, I'm sorry the sacrifice wasn't
worth the result that it is now.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Oh well, I'm sorry, what do you What do you
mean by that?
Speaker 4 (30:15):
Though?
Speaker 6 (30:17):
What we fought for and what we thought for was
their freedom with father.
Speaker 7 (30:23):
Even now it's the downside worst and what it was
when I fought for it.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Doesn't that bomb you out? But I don't want you
to be bombed out. I want you to be happy.
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Jewish producer Chris asked me during that wonderful song where
Tripoli was, and look, I'm a marine, not a geologist.
I don't know where everything is here, Jesse. I know
several people that don't pay attention to politics or issues
as close as I do. I started doing pay attention
to this, by the way, I love this. I started
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doing the research and making cheat sheets for these people.
My sister was at work one day a couple election
cycles ago, and one of her co workers said, I
should really go vote, but I'm just not sure who
to vote for. My sister slid her a cheat sheet
and told her this is who to vote for. If
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you would like to get involved in politics, and maybe
you don't know how, or maybe you're too introverted, or
maybe whatever, consider a cheat sheet. If you're already involved
in politics, please consider a cheat sheet. You think I
haven't used them. I've used them from friends before, politically
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involved friends. Maybe I was a little hazy on something
or this candidate or what. Hey, do you have a sheet?
My politically involved friends either have one or they create one.
It can be texted, It can be mailed, or I
should say emailed. No one I guess is probably going
to mail these things. You can, if you would like,
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put it in note card form, print it out in
note card forms so you can just slide it to somebody.
That is a great way to be politically involved. These
little wins, these little interactions stack up to very, very
big wins. They prevent us from getting completely wiped out.
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Consider it, all right, sauce lover, just wondering if you've
tried Frank's Red Hot Diablo sauce at Taco Bell. It
comes as a topping on some of their only for
a limited time tacos. His name is Brandon. All Right,
I've seen it, the Frank's Red Hot Diablo, and I'm
(33:23):
a hot sauce man. I'm definitely a Buffalo ranch style man.
I will make my own. In fact, there's nothing better
to dip pizza in than by taking some ranch. Get
some buffalo sauce in there and really buffalo it up
and dip that in there. I like the looks of it.
(33:45):
I have not tried it yet. And here's why. One,
I do try to limit my fast food now that
I'm forty four, But by the way, I still eat
fast food. I'm still an American. I just try to
limit it. That's one. But two, once you've been burned
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by somebody, it's hard to get trust back, isn't it.
Wouldn't you agree? Trust is very hard to get back
once somebody has violated your trust. It was not too
long ago Dorito's brought back one of the great chips
(34:26):
of all of all time, Blazing Buffalo and Ranch was
the flavor. They brought it back limited time, then it
took it away again. Taco Bell itself brought back one
of the great fast food menu items ever, the Mechsi melt.
They had beef Mexi melts, or my preference, the chicken
(34:49):
Mexi mounts. Unreal. You can't even imagine how good they were.
Brought them back for like a week, and then gone again.
What this has done is I don't trust Taco Bell now.
I am worried that if I give them my trust again.
What if I fall in love with this Frank's Red
(35:09):
Hot Diablo? What if I love it? Are they just
going to take it away from me again? What Chris
Chris said, better to have loved and lost than never
to have loved at all. You know what Tommy Lee Jones'
character says to Will Smith's character when he tells him
that in a movie Tommy Lee Jones had lost his woman.
He leaned in and he said, try it. I don't agree.
(35:32):
I would rather never love anything than lose the Chicken.
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play it again. I do want to say happy birthday
as we wrap up the show to all of my
fellow Marines. It is an honor to be considered one
of you. I still think it's really cool that the
vice president is one of us. I don't know how
we allow that to happen, but I think it's really awesome.
Go out tonight, or I shouldn't say that. Have fun tonight,
(37:32):
be safe, you're not twenty anymore, and we'll do it
again tomorrow. That's all
This is a Jesse Kelly Show. It is the Jesse
Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
a magnificent Monday and Marie Cord birthday, and it's going
to be it's already been a great day, it's gonna
be a great night. So we're gonna do some things
this final hour. I am gonna get to some emails.
(00:33):
I'm gonna talk briefly about a couple things about how
they look at us, why they look at us that way.
I'm talking about the communists, how they look at us.
A really sad piece of audio from a World War
Two veteran frigging gutted me. All that and more coming
up in the final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
I'm gonna read this email as a matter of fact,
(00:55):
because I'm gonna piggyback off this with something else Jesse.
I heard today eighty two percent of voters in New
York said that Republicans are responsible for the shutdown. How
do the well informed and Republican politicians get the accurate
information out there? Your thoughts? So I wanted to piggyback
(01:20):
off that was something ken Burns said. It's an audio
pit that's been making arounds Ken Burns. He's the guy
who makes the documentaries. Many of them are pretty good,
by the way. He made a good one on the
American West. There's one on the Civil Wars awesome. So
I hate to say it, but that dirty commy makes
pretty good documentaries. But he said something that is revealing.
(01:41):
He didn't mean for it to be, but it is.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
It's a big deal.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting incredibly short sighted.
It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's there induntion. They'll
be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school board
or the city council meeting. They'll miss not only the
children's in primetime programming, but they'll miss, you know, homeland
security stuff continue.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Okay, you stupid people in rural America. Maybe that's you.
All you had to rely on was PBS. Other than that,
I mean, don't you still use pony Express? You don't.
You don't even have a what do you even have electricity?
You probably I had a buddy asked me one time
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after I moved to Montana if we rode horses to school.
So there are a couple of different things going on here.
The first one of those things is is this a
long time ago I talked to you about her, about
Herbert mercus that name, that old communist, Herbert Mercues. He's
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one of the ones who was really a pioneer of this.
Antonio Gramsci, the Italian Communist, was a pioneer of this.
But a long time ago, the Communists decided they needed
a different audience if they were going to conquer the
free countries of the planet. The Communists when they conquered Russia,
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when they turned it into the Soviet Union, they used malcontents.
Who were the malcontents in the Soviet Union. In Russia
it was the urban poor. People in large urban areas,
could not feed themselves, couldn't feed their families, working their
fingers to the bone. They became the foot soldiers of
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the Communist revolution in the Soviet Union. And so very
naturally you would assume that model. Hey, we took down
the largest country on the planet, one of the oldest
countries on the planet, a very powerful monarchy. If we
could take down that in the Soviet Union in Russia,
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surely that would work everywhere. Right. The model we used
was the urban poor used their anger, take it down.
So they brought it to China. We talked about this
before they got with Mao and the communists in China,
and Mao and the communists in China argued relentlessly with
them and said, you morons, we don't have this large
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contingent of angry urban poor people here. We have a
pretty large contingent of angry rural poor here, but not urban.
So you gotta switch. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So they switched.
They found a different group of malcontents. Are you noticing
any consistency here? It's always the largest group of angry people, malcontents,
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the religion of the malcontent. That's what I tell That's
what I tell you, communism is all the time. But
as communism started to move into the free countries of
the world, obviously America, Canada, many countries in Europe. As
communism started to move into there, they ran into something
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they couldn't find, large groups of poor people who were malcontented,
not urban, not rural. The peasants. The worker was stable
and happy. He may not be in a mansion, but
he had a job provided for his family. They were
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not starving. It may not have been t bone steaks
every night, but they were not starving. They were largely
provided for and happy. Well, what to do? What to do?
You still have to have your revolution, of course, And
here's what they figured out. Workers. We need to set
this aside. Herbert Mercuse. I want you to go read
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Herbert Mercuse if you'd like to research this. He talked
about it, and he was very, very honestly. He was
very frank about it, very black and white about it.
These workers are dumb, total disappointment. Why aren't they signing on?
But whatever, they're not signing on, let's move on. We
have to get involved in the civil rights movement. Kinds
of malcontented people there, they went looking for new groups
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of malcontents, always new groups of malcontents. And something else
really started to sweep through the communist movement. A disdain
for the workers themselves, a disdain for it. Read Herbert.
Read what he says, the way he talks about them.
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It's not just that these workers in the United States
of America and other places, it's not just that they
weren't signing on for the revolution.
Speaker 4 (06:35):
It's why are you so stupid? Why are you so stupid?
We're fighting a revolution for you, peasant, Why are you
so stupid that you won't believe in it? You're supposed
to believe in it. Can't you see? It worked in Russia,
it worked in China? Why are you so dumb? Real
a real disdain for them, really looking down on them,
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and that has brought us to where we are today,
where the modern day Democrat Party is the party of
the urban wealthy and the disloyal foreigner. It's the urban
wealthy and disloyal foreigner. That's what the Democrat Party has become.
The foreigners will set aside, We've already to discussed them.
But these super wealthy urban Democrats, now when they look
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at have you seen a congressional map of America?
Speaker 1 (07:23):
Of course you have. If you haven't, feel free to
look it up right now in case you're driving. Look
at a congressional map of America the last election. Look
at that one. It's just a sea of red. It's red.
Everything the country is blood red except for these urban centers,
which are blue. And so these elitist democrats in these
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urban centers look at that congressional map. That's what they're
looking at. That's what they're thinking at, thinking about and
they have such disgust for the rest of the country.
You in your small town, maybe you even have a
little property or know somebody who is. You're so stupid.
(08:07):
You essentially live in a news desert.
Speaker 3 (08:09):
It's a big deal. They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Incredibly short sighted. It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's there, indunge.
They'll be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school
board or the city council meeting. They'll miss nothing.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
You can scream at the radio all you want. We
have electricity, we have internet, We have a million different
ways to get the news. We have podcasts and radio shows,
and we still have television. You can yell at all
you want. But the truth is what you should be
hearing when they talk like that, is you're just too stupid.
(08:44):
You're so stupid. Surely if you don't, if you had
any brains, you would live in the city. You live
in an urban area. I've seen that congressional map. It's
so red. I bet you live in one of those
red areas. Must be a real news desert out there.
Speaker 5 (09:00):
Still riding horses to school, so they think, and it
The problem is you have a very difficult time.
Speaker 1 (09:10):
All humans do hiding disdain for people. Some people are
better at it than others, but most human beings. If
you really are disgusted by someone, it kind of comes out.
You can't hide it forever. It comes out. The disgust
Democrats have with rural America is palpable. It is palpable.
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They automatically assume, well, you're an idiot. If you weren't
an idiot, you live in the city, yep. In fact,
you're too stupid to buy into Democrat politics. That's that's
your problem. You're just too stupid and uneducated. It must
be that news desert, always looking down your nose at
the people. Now, that's that's one aspect of it. There's
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another aspect of it all. It'll actually come back the
email about informed well informed, cause it is rather funny
if you think about it, that guys like Ked Burns
on their fifteenth booster shot, who think Trump called Nazis
very fine people. Why does this guy who believes so
(10:19):
many things that aren't true, why does he think you're
uninformed in a news desert. We'll talk about that in
a moment. Are you in a robe desert? Maybe maybe
you're sitting there thinking to yourself, Gosh, I want to
be a robe guy or a robe girl. Maybe maybe
(10:42):
your pants are kind of binding you a little bit
today and you're thinking, wow, I could use some everywhere pants.
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you get that right. The Jesse Kelly Show, it is
(11:51):
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, remember
you can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So back to what we were discussing. Eighty two percent
of voters in New York said Republicans are responsible for
the shutdown, and we were talking about news and news
deserts and whatnot. Remember this also, that you have lived
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unless you're about six years old listening to me, In fact,
you have too, you just don't remember it. You you have
lived through the most dishonest period of time in the
history of the United States of America. Let me explain.
We talked, we've talked forever about how the Communists wormed
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their way through all of our institutions, all of them,
medical institutions and media institutions, at the FBI, CIACDC, all
of them, all institutions, and how those institutions, now that
they've been conquered by the same sick religion, they all
work together. And it's what I call the system. You
got all that. We've talked about it before, but that
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reached its peak over I'd say the last five or
six years. That reached its peak. And the result of that,
The result of that was the system could make large,
large percentages of the population believe things that were not
true at all normally. Look, if we go back to
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nineteen ninety, your parents or grandparents, they knew they were
getting bias on the news, no matter which way they
lean politically. They knew the stories were getting twisted. We
woke up and they would just tell outright lies on
the news. They would just stare at you right in
the face and tell you the sky is green. As
we discussed before, water isn't wet. They would get on
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the news and not only would NBC say it, you
flip over to ABC, water isn't wet. NBC, water isn't wet, CNN,
water is it wet? The CIA puts out a statement
that water isn't wet. The CDC agrees this year, Elite
sorry interest at Stanford puts out a statement water isn't wet.
Everybody's saying water isn't wet. All these institutions, once they
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got complete capture, they all told huge, outright lies. Now
you obviously don't remember those days fondly. I know, I
certainly don't. It was you and me screaming with our
blood pressure going through the roof at the ridiculous lies
that were told. Everyone stands six feet away from each other. Gosh,
you morons. But those were the best of times. If
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you were an American communist, a global communist too, but
we'll make it about America. If you were an American communist,
If you were a Democrat, an elected Democrat, maybe just
your liberal aunt Peggy. If you were a communist like
Ken Burns, if you were any of these people, it
was the best of times for you, where you had
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finally taken every single institution and you could tell any
lie you want to, anything you could go and you
could say Donald Trump told people to inject themselves with bleach,
and even though it's on camera what he actually said,
people would believe it. Joe Biden launched his presidential campaign
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on a black and white, outright lie. Do you remember
when he launched his campaign, He said, I launched it
because Donald Trump called Nazis very fine people. That's what
he said. The Democrat president, he was the Democrat nominee,
and then the Democrat president who was just president a
year ago, launched his campaign on a black and white lie.
(15:41):
That's how completely captured. Don't worry about getting it, Chris,
don't worry about it. That's how completely captured. The entire
system became and you may look back on that and
think that was awful, that sucked, what a period of dishonesty.
But Democrats don't look back on it and think that.
Democrats look back on it and think, finally we controlled everything,
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We could tell whatever lie we wanted. I keep coming
back to it, but it'll never stop being funny to me.
Sixty minutes CBS had to write a big check.
Speaker 2 (16:13):
To Donald Trump for flat out lying about what Kamala
here Is said in an interview. They edited the whole
thing and after lying to their audience having to stroke
a check for it, Scott Pelly got up in front
of people and basically said it wasn't just him but
Brian Stelter.
Speaker 6 (16:29):
Often.
Speaker 1 (16:29):
They basically said, we came and do journalism. Now, well,
if I can't lie, how am I supposed to do
my job? I have to lie.
Speaker 6 (16:39):
That's what I do.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
I'm a liar. I lie about everything on behalf of
the revolution. And if I can't, Bob well quit want
an admission. Why do these people say things like you're
in a news desert. Well, it's not because you're in
a desert, it's because you discovered they're all lie deal.
Speaker 3 (17:00):
They killed the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, incredibly short sighted.
It'll hurt mostly rural communities. Maybe that's there intuntion. There'll
be news deserts. Nobody will be covering the school board
or the city count.
Speaker 1 (17:12):
Could you imagine what it must be like to live
in a news desert. If you lived in a news
desert where you couldn't get real news. You probably believe
that Donald Trump colluded with Russia. You probably believe that
stupid booster shot is actually going to stop you from
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spreading COVID around. You probably believe that Donald Trump called
Nazis very fine people. You believe he's Adolf Hitler. You
believe that George Floyd was killed by a racist, white
supremacist cop in Minneapolis. You believe that COVID came from
a bull of bat soup in Wuhan. Just think about
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all those crazy things you would believe if you lived
in a news desert. This is how these people think.
They're not angry about your news desert. They're angry that
you're finally informed. We'll do some emails next. You're listening
to the Oracle.
Speaker 5 (18:15):
Love this one.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
It's a scream baby. The Jesse Kelly Show. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday. And
why is it wonderful? If you need me later on tonight,
(19:00):
you can find me. If you show up at my house.
I will be standing in the backyard in my underwear
loudly singing the Marine Corps hymn at the top of
my lungs. The neighbors have already been so informed. All right, Chris,
so explain to me. Jewish producer Chris was saying during
the break that you're excited for Thanksgiving, And then you
(19:20):
questioned my excitement or lack thereof for Thanksgiving? First of all,
what do you guys make a special order of matzo
ball soup or something like that? What are you excited
for for Thanksgiving? How am I not excited? Okay, so
let me explain. I like Thanksgiving. Okay, I'm a Thanksgiving fan,
(19:43):
and I'm not going to go off on my turkey
go off the way I do every year. I'm not
going to go off on that.
Speaker 5 (19:48):
Yet.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
Let me explain. Because of the government shutdown, which I
know was now coming to an end, we canceled our
Thanksgiving travel plans. We were going to travel back to
Ohio to do Thanksgiving with AB's family. It was fine.
We canceled those plans. We just weren't sure. We didn't.
We didn't want to risk it and stock back there. Whatever,
(20:10):
cancel the plants. Now we are going to go to
a neighbor's house and have Thanksgiving with a bunch of
different families. Okay. I was asked, Bob is doing the
coordinating what we should bring for a side? And of course, Ob,
(20:30):
who's this? Which is amazing because for what a weird
health freak she is, she's this world class baker, you
name it, you name it, breads, sweets, cakes, pies, cobblers.
She does it better than anybody I've ever known in
my life. So she's gonna make that, Bob asked me.
She said, do you want to bring a meat of
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some kind, to which I of course said yes I would.
I'm a meat man, all right. She asked what I
was gonna make. I said, I'm gonna make a brisket.
I could tell by the look on her face that
that was not gonna fly. But I can also tell
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she thought she felt she was in a situation where
she had to softly land the plane instead of just
being like no, because then I would just dig my
feet in and make the brisket. Anyway, she informed me,
and she wasn't wrong. She said, Jesse, they're making a turkey.
Do you think you should show up with a brisket?
(21:37):
She's not wrong. You show up with a brisket that's
been smoked for twenty four hours when they're making a turkey,
then you look like Tommy Popper. Not what Chris. What
Chris said. It's not my fault. Their turkey sucks. Listen, listen,
(21:58):
it's not about that. I love these people. They're wonderful people.
You can't show up with the brisket when they're serving turkey.
Then you just came in over the top and you
curb stomped the people who are gracious enough to host Thanksgiving.
I am upset because this Thanksgiving I have no control
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over the menu and the one thing I wanted to
bring I cannot bring. And I was one hundred percent
justified to say so, I can't bring the brisket. It
would be bad form, It would be a bad friend,
bad Okay, Chris, you just said smoke a ham. Why
are you not understanding this? All right? You can't bring
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another main meat. You can't bring another main meat when
he's making the main meat. Chris, Chris, you're a guys
guy and you like to cook things. Uh, you know
what I do when I do make a brisket. When
I smoke a brisket, we have people over oftentimes, and
you know what I want. I know it's shallow. I
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know it's terrible. I want everyone to try it, and
I stand there while everyone tries it because I want
to hear how good it is. I want everybody to
eat it, and I want to say, well, that's the
best thing ever. Oh my gosh, I love it. I
know it's shallow, I know it is. I know I'm
not a great person. Let's say, let's say this guy
(23:29):
and I think he is. I think he's smoking a turkey,
which is the best way. By the way, I will
even eat smoked turkey. Smoked turkey is not bad, not bad,
not okay, whatever, Chris, it's not bad. He's going to
want everybody to gather around as any man would, and
he's gonna want people to say, wow, best turkey ever,
(23:49):
Thanks for the turkey. I love the turkey. I can't
bring in a ham or a brisket, and do I
can't do that to him? What if I smoked it
brisket and then some guy shows up and he's got
a tender loin that he was working on. Does it
mean it's better than my brisket? No, but you may
choose his over mind. Now I'm disappointed. You can't do it.
(24:12):
You know him right? You know him right, Chris? What
if I provide him a ham? How do you think
that looks? Chris? Hey, I heard you're making a garbage turkey.
Here's something decent you can make. Am I supposed to
sell that? Chris? Do you even think about this? And
what do you know about ham?
Speaker 4 (24:28):
You're Jewish?
Speaker 1 (24:29):
Jesse. I was watching a Netflix series called Death by Lightning.
It's about the assassination of President Garfield. It's the true
story of an opposing New York senator creating a false,
false national threat, and with the media's help, that led
to a malcontent to shoot the president. What we see
today is history repeating itself time again. Do you think
(24:52):
there will be more attempts on President Trump's life? Do
you know if he wears body armor? So on, so forth? Okay, So,
first of all, do you remember Charlie Kirk's memorial. Do
you remember if you watched any of it or saw
the highlights, do you remember the glass that they all
gave their speeches behind. That's bulletproof glass. That is now
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because communists are demonic and evil. That is now going
to be the norm in American politics for I don't
know how long, but for a very long time. That
will be the norm. Donald Trump, someone already shot him
in the head, They almost shot him at the golf course.
His personal security stuff. What I know, I'm not going
to tell you, but there have been elevated, obviously elevated,
(25:39):
an elevated level of understanding what they're dealing with. They'll
put it that way. They really get it. When you
watch the man get shot in the head, you understand
that Democrats are not playing. They're really violent people, really
evil people. They we watched as Democrats, thousands of them,
celebrated the assassination of a thirty one year old young man,
(25:59):
violent evil people. You asked, are there going to be
more attempts on Donald Trump's life? There could be, certainly
could be. I have a different concern, not that I'm
not concerned about that, Believe me, I'm concerned about jd Vance.
Jd Vance is young. I think there's going to be
(26:23):
a moment of realization amongst the communist animals in this
country that Donald Trump has won his last election. He's
not going to run again, he's not going to be
in politics. And I think there's going to be a
realization that jd. Vance has a very good chance of
becoming the next president of the United States of America.
(26:43):
And given his age and his youthful enthusiasm, has a
beautiful young family, good sense of humor. He just he
has a lot of things that you're going to fear. Politically,
I think Democrats are going to realize that this is
a human being that maybe should be afraid of, and
(27:03):
that's bad. Actually it's funny about this up not funny,
but talk to ab about it the other day. As
said jd Vance better be a very careful man, a
very careful man. And people think, well, yeah, it's a
secret service. Yeah, Trump had the secret Service at that
rally in Butler that don't think just because you have
(27:24):
armed security that all of a sudden you're fine. That's
That's not how it is at all. I'm worried. I've
told you many times. I think they're gonna kill more
of us. That's the way it is. Look when you
when you tell people, would you tell people over and over? Good?
I mean, look, this is a leftist. Listen to this.
Speaker 2 (27:41):
It ever gets footage of that first sized agent that
actually gets one straight through the skull, please post that
note or just DM man.
Speaker 1 (27:48):
That would be wonderful, thank you. This is how they
talk all the time, not one or two thousands of them.
Remember big Chungus. There's a lot of Chunguses out there.
What Chris what I I'm not making fun of her.
I want her on a female vitality stack. That's what
I want. Here's what would happen to Chungus if she
started taking a female vitality stack. She would, at the
(28:12):
end of the day, instead of sucking down nine or
ten to Molly's, she would instead want to go for
a walk. Why would she want to go for a
walk Because she's taking her female vitality stack from chalk
and now she has more energy. Soon she's out there walking.
(28:33):
Soon she's lost the three hundred pounds she needs to lose.
Then she goes from being big Chungus to being a
latina smoke soon she has dudes hitting on her. Maybe
she gets married one day, or in the very least
gets a boyfriend. She becomes happy, She turns Republican female.
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Jesse and do what Chungus hasn't done. Chalk dot com
slash Jesse. We'll be back. You're listening to the oracle.
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You love this life. It's a scream baby, the Jesse
Kelly Show. It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment
of The Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful Monday. Don't forget.
You can email us Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com.
So I heard this, Uh, this is a World War
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Two veteran. He was on Good Morning Britain and it
was just a freaking bummer man. But hard not to
understand its message.
Speaker 7 (29:49):
I can say in my mind's eye of rose and rose,
of white stones, of oh the hundreds of my friends
and everybody else that gave their lives of what.
Speaker 6 (30:01):
The country of today. No, I'm sorry the sacrifice wasn't
worth the result that it is now.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Oh well, I'm sorry, what do you What do you
mean by that?
Speaker 4 (30:15):
Though?
Speaker 6 (30:17):
What we fought for and what we thought for was
their freedom with father.
Speaker 7 (30:23):
Even now it's the downside worst and what it was
when I fought for it.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Doesn't that bomb you out? But I don't want you
to be bombed out. I want you to be happy.
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Jewish producer Chris asked me during that wonderful song where
Tripoli was, and look, I'm a marine, not a geologist.
I don't know where everything is here, Jesse. I know
several people that don't pay attention to politics or issues
as close as I do. I started doing pay attention
to this, by the way, I love this. I started
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doing the research and making cheat sheets for these people.
My sister was at work one day a couple election
cycles ago, and one of her co workers said, I
should really go vote, but I'm just not sure who
to vote for. My sister slid her a cheat sheet
and told her this is who to vote for. If
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you would like to get involved in politics, and maybe
you don't know how, or maybe you're too introverted, or
maybe whatever, consider a cheat sheet. If you're already involved
in politics, please consider a cheat sheet. You think I
haven't used them. I've used them from friends before, politically
(32:15):
involved friends. Maybe I was a little hazy on something
or this candidate or what. Hey, do you have a sheet?
My politically involved friends either have one or they create one.
It can be texted, It can be mailed, or I
should say emailed. No one I guess is probably going
to mail these things. You can, if you would like,
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put it in note card form, print it out in
note card forms so you can just slide it to somebody.
That is a great way to be politically involved. These
little wins, these little interactions stack up to very, very
big wins. They prevent us from getting completely wiped out.
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Consider it, all right, sauce lover, just wondering if you've
tried Frank's Red Hot Diablo sauce at Taco Bell. It
comes as a topping on some of their only for
a limited time tacos. His name is Brandon. All Right,
I've seen it, the Frank's Red Hot Diablo, and I'm
(33:23):
a hot sauce man. I'm definitely a Buffalo ranch style man.
I will make my own. In fact, there's nothing better
to dip pizza in than by taking some ranch. Get
some buffalo sauce in there and really buffalo it up
and dip that in there. I like the looks of it.
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I have not tried it yet. And here's why. One,
I do try to limit my fast food now that
I'm forty four, But by the way, I still eat
fast food. I'm still an American. I just try to
limit it. That's one. But two, once you've been burned
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by somebody, it's hard to get trust back, isn't it.
Wouldn't you agree? Trust is very hard to get back
once somebody has violated your trust. It was not too
long ago Dorito's brought back one of the great chips
(34:26):
of all of all time, Blazing Buffalo and Ranch was
the flavor. They brought it back limited time, then it
took it away again. Taco Bell itself brought back one
of the great fast food menu items ever, the Mechsi melt.
They had beef Mexi melts, or my preference, the chicken
(34:49):
Mexi mounts. Unreal. You can't even imagine how good they were.
Brought them back for like a week, and then gone again.
What this has done is I don't trust Taco Bell now.
I am worried that if I give them my trust again.
What if I fall in love with this Frank's Red
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Hot Diablo? What if I love it? Are they just
going to take it away from me again? What Chris
Chris said, better to have loved and lost than never
to have loved at all. You know what Tommy Lee Jones'
character says to Will Smith's character when he tells him
that in a movie Tommy Lee Jones had lost his woman.
He leaned in and he said, try it. I don't agree.
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I would rather never love anything than lose the Chicken.
Meximo and stupid ideas like that are exactly why you
need zip Recruiter. You don't need to work with people
who use stupid quotes to ruin your life. You need
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to make sure your twenty twenty six is amazing. You
want to try it for free ZipRecruiter dot com slash jesse.
Let you try it for free. You're going to have somebody.
You're going to have it maybe tomorrow, within a week,
you're going to have the one you're looking for. ZipRecruiter
dot com slash jesse. I promise I'm not going to
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play it again. I do want to say happy birthday
as we wrap up the show to all of my
fellow Marines. It is an honor to be considered one
of you. I still think it's really cool that the
vice president is one of us. I don't know how
we allow that to happen, but I think it's really awesome.
Go out tonight, or I shouldn't say that. Have fun tonight,
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be safe, you're not twenty anymore, and we'll do it
again tomorrow. That's all
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